Thanks!! :)

Kawasaki didn't stay with the shaft drive machines too long, so 1979 and 1980 might have been the only two years to have that 'feature'. We got the 1979 version, two of them... no it wasn't a "buy-one-get-one-free" deal! But we made a pretty dynamic-looking duo on the highway, side by side, on the big machines, especially 30 years ago.

These touring bikes probably seem too huge 'n heavy for your lady, but the riding part isn't much different than a smaller bike - gears on the left, brakes on the right - the usual stuff. I would have trouble now if I dropped it, but then so would my hubby and he's a big guy! Tell your lady the view is better from the front row and she won't have to worry about bumping helmets with anyone! :-)

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Thank you. I appreciate the warm welcome. thanks again. Tita

Hi Jim, Thank You for the welcome., very nice to have such nice people welcome and understand the kind of life we live.
Thanks again
Ann

Thank you for the warm welcome Jim! Hope all is well with you and you are feeling well.

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Thanks Jim. Nice touring ride you got. Does your lady drive it at all or is she relegated to the throne on the back? I did a little touring of WA many moons ago and loved it. Have you taken your bike up to Canada lately? Nice country on either side of the border there.
I left a couple pictures of my 79 Kaw 1000 at the bikers group. I've only begun to see what's behind all the doors in this place, but it sure seems like a great place to meet good folks.

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Thank you Jim! I am falling in love with this site. I feel better and more comforted already. Take care!

Thank you Jim, loving the bike by the way!

Thanks, Jim. I am finding very helpful information here related to both the Omnipod (tried what another lady said about using the top part of her leg) and it worked great! Also interested in hearing other people's comments on the Dexcom. I am in my 2nd week of using it.

thank you very much for the welcome comment.

Thanks for your welcome, Jim, Meg

Thanks Jim! BTW, Nice motorcycle!
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thanks Jim! This seems like such a great resource for a newly diagnosed T1 like myself.

Cheers,
Kate

Thanks for the welcome. I see you're a postal carrier, which is probably why you have an enviable A1C. I am a high school teacher, and one year my kids were so awful that I bought some books and considered taking the civil service exam. I thought, "Hey, I could get paid for exercising! Awesome!" Unfortunately, that was also the year of the ANTHRAX! heehee, I guess every job has its pitfalls. :) Thankfully, the kids improved.

Thank you, Jim =]